Fixes #3937: Fully virtual graphs #4043
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Fixes #3937
Created both an aggregation function and a procedure with the signatures
apoc.graph.filterProperties(<any>, nodePropertiesToRemove, relPropertiesToRemove)(similarly to gds which has fun aggregations and procedures with the same name).where the
nodePropertiesToRemoveandrelPropertiesToRemoveparameter are mapswith key the label/relationship type and value the list of properties to remove from the virtual entities.
The key can also be
_all, for both of them, which means that the properties of each label/rel-type are filtered.Tried to reproduce part of the code of the gds.graph.project, but the latter has many utils and the gds virtual nodes work different (based on real nodes and doesn't have negative ids), so I think bringing the code into the apocs adds more complexity than doing it from scratch.